Black Flower Fragrance Oil: A Soft Floral Scent for Candles, Soaps & Body Care

Black Flower Fragrance Oil is a soft, elegant floral scent with powdery and slightly sweet notes, made for DIY makers who want a gentle, long-lasting aroma in candles, soaps, bath products and perfume oils. Azlok offers it from a handy 100 GM bottle up to 25 KG bulk packs, starting at ₹329, so both hobbyists and small businesses can find a size that fits.

What Black Flower Fragrance Oil Smells Like

This is a clean, gentle fragrance rather than a loud one. The scent opens with a soft floral and slightly fruity freshness, settles into a powdery floral heart reminiscent of jasmine and ylang ylang with a light balsamic touch, and dries down to a warm, musky, slightly creamy base. In short: floral, powdery and comforting, with a pleasant trail that lingers without overwhelming a room.

The oil is a liquid, light yellow to yellow in colour, and made in India. Because it is a fragrance oil (not an essential oil), it is blended for consistency and staying power in craft applications.

What You Can Make With It

Black Flower Fragrance Oil is versatile across scented and skincare projects. Common uses include:

Candles — soy, beeswax or paraffin container and pillar candles.
Soaps — cold process, melt-and-pour and hand-milled bars.
Bath bombs and body scrubs for a spa-like feel.
Lotions, creams and body butters.
Lip balms and lipsticks in a very light touch.
Roll-on perfume oils and reed diffusers.

How to Use It

A little goes a long way. Always follow safe usage rates for the base you are working with rather than guessing.

Candles: Add fragrance at the correct temperature for your wax (usually after the wax is melted and slightly cooled), and stir gently for a minute so it binds evenly.
Cold process soap: Add at light trace and mix well. Some floral blends can speed up trace, so work efficiently.
Melt-and-pour soap: Add once the base is melted and just before pouring.
Lotions and scrubs: Add to the cooled base and blend thoroughly for an even scent.
Perfume oils: Dilute in a carrier such as fractionated coconut oil before applying to skin, and start with a small percentage.

When you are testing a new batch, start on the lower end of the recommended load and increase gradually. It is far easier to add more than to fix an over-scented batch.

Safety Notes

Fragrance oils are for external and craft use only. Please keep these points in mind:

Do not ingest and do not apply undiluted to skin.
Patch-test any skin product before regular use, especially if you have sensitive skin.
Keep away from children and pets, and away from eyes.
Store away from open flames; add to candle wax off direct heat.
Work in a well-ventilated space and avoid prolonged inhalation of the concentrated oil.
Check the MSDS and any allergen information for your intended use, particularly if you sell finished products.

This oil is a fragrance blend, not a medicine. While pleasant scents can feel calming, please do not treat it as a remedy for any medical condition.

Buying and Storage Tips

Choose your pack by project scale. The 100 GM size is ideal for trying a scent or small batches, while the 500 GM to 25 KG options suit regular makers and small brands. Buying larger usually lowers your per-gram cost, so once you have tested and love the scent, stepping up a size makes sense.

Store the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Kept well, the shelf life is about two years. Label your bottle with the purchase date, and keep it upright to avoid leaks. Azlok supplies this fragrance oil in packaging suited to your requirement, which helps if you are ordering in bulk.

FAQ

Is Black Flower Fragrance Oil an essential oil?

No. It is a fragrance oil, meaning a blended aroma made for consistent scent and performance in candles, soaps and body care. Essential oils are single-plant distillates and behave differently.

Can I use it directly on my skin?

Not undiluted. For skin use, blend it into a carrier oil or a finished product at a safe usage rate, and always patch-test first.

What is the recommended usage rate?

It depends on your application. Follow the safe usage guidelines for your specific base (candle wax, soap, lotion) and start with a smaller amount, increasing gradually after testing.

How long does the scent last?

In candles and soaps it holds well and leaves a soft trail. Exact longevity depends on your formula, load percentage and base. The oil itself keeps for about two years when stored properly.

Which pack size should I buy first?

Start with the 100 GM size to test the scent in your recipes. Once you are happy, move to 500 GM or larger packs for better value on repeat projects.